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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05
COLUMBUS, MISS.


COLUMBUS, MISS, January AT the
meeting of the City Council last night
Mr.. u. P. Landerum was elected City
Marshal, the other officials being all
reelected.
It's rumored today that Capt. ]. Z.
Leigh, who has been Chief of the Fire
Department for several years, declines
to serve any longer, and every
effort is being used 10 have Mr.. t. g..
Munger elected to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Munger ia one OF the best fire.
men, and has taken more interest in
the companies than any other mem
Der. He is at present foreman of the
Lurine Fire Company, and is the
unanimous choice Of the whole de-
partment,
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Further Particulars About the
Wreck.
ESPECIAL TO THR APPEAL.


BIRmNaHAM, ALA, January A
construction train was disastrously
wrecked near Epe's Station, some
ninety miles below here, last night. A
COW tried to cross the track in cut
just in time to be Iugtt and run over
and ditch the engine and tender and
nine cars Charles Williams, the fire.
man, was buried under the engine
and was taken out dead.
Engineer Lewis jumped clear Of the
wreck and broke hi' aukle. The con-
ductor and crew we; u the caboose,
which stayed On ~ track, and 81
escaped. Williams leaves f3mi y at
Osverns, the mex station from Chatta-
nooga, and his remains were shipped
there today.
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A Young woman Burned while Saw
ing her Prayers

LOUISVILLE, KY, January 4. A
Maysville, KY, special to the Courier.
Journal says: This community was
greatly shocked this morning on learn.
ing OF the sad accident that befell Miss
Kate Nicholson last night. She was
about retiring and bad knelt in front
OF the fire to say her prayers, when
her clothing took FIRE aud she wss
badly burned before the flames were
extinguished. Medical aid was sum-
moned but her injuries proved fatal,
and che died at 10 o'clock am. The
deceased was aged 20.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Another Big Land Scheme-Print.
ers' strike Unchanged.

ESPECIAL TO tbs APPEAL
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, January 4.-The
latest land scheme here ia in behalf OF
the town Of Oreana, on the Est Ten
nes5ee railroad, about two miles from
Admission. A strong company is being
made up here under the style of the
Annis on Land Company to build it
up. Two prominent Birmingham
men are at the head OF the
project and yesterday and today
the bulk of the stock
was subscribed here. The proprietors
holdy the mean TODD the liberal thing
to attract all sorts of manufacturing
enterprises. They say they will have
1920, 900 to begin business with.
There ia no new turn in the printers
str ks as yet The Age has its editors
end two volunteers a. the case sgain
tonight. The management announces
that they win have a force of pro-
tective union men here tomorrow.
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minnaanfn Caucuann

ST.. PAUL, MINI, January 4.-The
caucus of the Republican members Of
the Legislature on election of United
States Senator has been called for
Thursday night. Friends of Ex-Gov.
Davis assert that he is sure OF two
thirds of the votes in caucus, and il
he needs them will get the Demo
cratic votes on joint ballot in the Leg
islaturs on the 18th, giving him ninety
votes in all, and insuring his election
on the first ballot.
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LITTLE ROCg, ARK.
The Difficulty in Getting n Head 10
the Fire Department.
IRPECIAL TO THH APPEAL.l

LITTLE Rock, ARK, January 4.-The
Are department of this city just now
without head, all efforts to induce a
citizen acceptable to a convection OF
our tiremen to serve in that capacity
being the Iesson. The IL tarests OF the
city are guarded by one of the most I'll
cient voluLtser department. in the
country, and at a convention held two
weeks ago seventy.five ballots were
taken for chief, without re-
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KNOXVILLE, TENN.
The "KnOxviIIe Bargain House"
Assigns,
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
KNOXVILLE, TENN, January 4,-F.
P. Fitzwillisms, who has for some
time been doing business under the
psme OF the Knoxville Bargain
House, failed to-day. The liabilities
are, 80 far as known, $500 63S; assets.
unknown. Among the creditors are
Miss May FiizEilliams, $500; Cum
ningham & Co., $77,2l0. Both these
creditors are res dents of Nashville;
and the Nashville Paper Company,
S1760,
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
An Engineer and His Fireman
Killed.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.I

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, January A.
Capt. Joe Lewis, an cd passenger con.
ductor on the A. G. s. railway, who
recently began running an engine,
and his fireman, John Fowler, were
killed near Livingston, Ala, LIST night
by the engine being thrown from the
track by striking a COW.
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SECURITY SAVINGS BANK.
NOTICE. TO DEPOSITORS

ES- Interest at the rate OF per cent. per
annum has been declared on all accounts
entitled thereto, payable on and after Janu-
airy 8, 1887. All interest not drawn will to
credited up as new deposits to said accounts.
Il i RIAnK f,nahinr
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Illinois LegIalnture.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill January 4.--The
various caucus's preliminary 10 the
organization OF the Legislature were
held this evening. In the Republican
House w. f. Calhoun received the
nomination for Speaker.
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TAXATION MUST BE RHDuoED

ia n ALTON MUST BE REDUCED
July will seq the les. payment OF 10
much Of our national debt as can be
called IN by the government for feve.
raj years 10 come. In the meantime
the full flow OF { xes is exacted fom
Che people, aud about SlO0 0OO,OOO a
year will como in for which there ispo
need. This must lie useless in the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05
HaIne Resistance

AUGUSTA, Mr., Jauuary AT the
Kkspuoheau Legislative caucus tonight
Charles, E Lttitfield, OF RoeI land was
nominated for Speak, Of Inc House
and the Hon. S 5. Mlrbls, Of Waldo
bore, President Of the Senste.
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DYERSBURG, TENN.
Results OF the Dounty Court EIec.
lions.
lsPEoIAL 10 ruR APpRAL.I

ESPECIAL TO THR APPEAL.l
DYERsBURa, Tenn, January 4.--Our
County Court yesterday elected James
II. Hall chairman over II P. Doyle, our
old chairman. d. +. McCorkle YVES
elected county superintendent Of pub
lie schools without opposition.
B. M. Hicks, proprietor OF the Hicks
House at Newbsrn, has moved to
Dyersburg and taken charge of the
Tucker House.
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GRENADA. MISS.

The Death of an Old Citizen, and the
Burial of n HOung Man.
IsPEoIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
GRENADA, MISS, January 4.-Ool.
B. O. Adams, an old and prominent
citizen of Grenada, died here last
night. His death is deeply regretted
by al.
Mr.. George Roberts, a popular
young merchant, was also buried here
today,
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Dividend Notice.

A 7 a ting of tho Board of D. re- ctors Of
"A the Bluff City Insurance Company, held
this, the Sd day of January, 1887, Divi-
dend Of Five per cent. was declared,
payable on demand.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFPIoE OF MEMPHIS CRY FIRR Is GENERAL
ms. Co., No. 10 MADISON ETREET.
Memphis, Tenn, December 81, 1886. }
pT5- At meeting Of the Board OF Directors
held this day, cash dividend of five 10y
per cent. was declared, payable on de-
mand. By order of the Board of Directors.
NAPOLEON HILL, President.
Attaat nRNRY j LYNN. GAlhiar.
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE OF PHGNIx FIRE AND MARINEl
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Memphis, Tenn. January 3, 1887,
A 7 meeting of tho Board of Directors of
"a this company, held his day, a Cash
Dividend Of Five per oe"S was de-
clared out Of the net earnings of the past
six months, payable on demand,
II. NJ. REELY, President.
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EIECrTON or DIRECrORS

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIS,
Memphis, Tenn, December 6, 1856. ]
STOCKHOLDERS are, hereby notified tina
= an election will be held at this Bank on
the Second Monday in January, 1887, from
10 am. until 2 pm, to choose Directors TO
serve the ensuing year.
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DiYidend Notice

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIS
Memphis, Tenn, January 3, 1887. :
THE Directory have this day ordered a
L dividend OF ak per cent. to be
paid on demand out of tho past six months
earnings. s. p. READ, Cashier.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK.

A Man Shoots Himu self and LIS Shot
by His Hnaended Victim.
ESPECIAL TO rAR APPRAL.l
PINE BLUFF, ARK, January 4.--Sam
Withers, a dry goods clerk, this morn
ing shot negro in the neck. The
wound is dangerous. The negro was
advancing on Withers, and in the ex-
element to ge' off his pistol shot him.
self in the thigh.
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GERMAN BANK oF MEMPHIS.

Memphis, Tenn, lecemher 10, 1885. I
TNHE the stockholders Of this bank are
L hereby notified that the annual election
ior, Directors to serve the ensuing year will
IL, 1887, between the hours of 10 a. IN. and
pm. EDW. GOLnSMITH. Caahiar
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DIR. Wards Seminary.

NJ ASHVILLE, TENN, the leading school
IN for. yonng ladies' in the South, and equal
70 any in the North, opens its next session
Ja9llary 10Th. This school l. too we'll known
bSfts grand success and the noble line OF
women il has educated to mead sny com.
mSnt. Parents will also 6nd it the most
reasonable in ltsitsrms. Adiress
DR., W. u, WARD
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ENTERPRISING AND RELIABLE.

Real Estate and Insurance Firm.
Extra Facilities for Handling
aLarge Volume ef Business.
Since the business of handling real
estate has assumed such mammoth pro.
portions in Los Angeles, few unscru
pulous men have engaged in It, and in
occasional instances by their trickery
and double dealing have brought . most
honorable profession into disrepute. It
is pleasing to know. however. that as .
rule, the gentlemen who have had a
large experience elsewhere and have
faithfully represented their constituency,
have been successful in handling the
responsibility and trust confided to
them. Among this number may be
enumerated tho well known and thor.
ouehly established firm OF Bryan 4
K Kelsey, ct No. 26 West First street,
who, after an experience In this liae for
seven years. have not only won tho CON.
fidenco of o large clientage. but have
been very successful in tho handling of
an immense volume of business, includ.
ing some of the most valuable properties
In the city and county. They have
been very successful in handling the
Woodward and other tracts, through
their untiring efforts to please and faith
full re presentation. With their extern
sivo correspondence to all parts of the
United States, and other excellent facili-
ties, they are enabled to place properties
to advantage and at the same time
furnish newcomers with reliable informa-
| tion about the particular localities they
| wish to make their future home. Being
excellent judges of values, of both city
and country properties, and having an
extensive list ON their books. they are
prepared to please the most fastidious.
This enterprising and reliable firm have
also coupled fire insurance with their
business, 30 they are prepared, with the
agency of several reliable companies, to
| protect their customers improvements.
They take particular pains with business
intrusted to their care by non residents,
and pride themselves on the promptness
and dispatch. Of any trust confided to
them. In addition to their real estate
| and insurance business these gentlemen
give particular attention to the rental
ef properties, paying taxes, and gem
| eral supervision Of lands and improve
msnts Of non.residents or distant corres-
pondents who place such business in
their cara
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tiations are pending for ostriches and
other animals to be added to the me.
nagsrie.
Among the many new buildings lately
commenced in the city tributary to this
road II 9.room house for Mr.. Parsons.
general ticket agent of the California
southern, and a 900 house for DR.. ].
B. Hunt, of Pasadena. Both are located
Just south of Belmont Hotel. Brick are
now being hauled on the ground for the
foundation of the Baptist college to be
erected ON the line Of Diamond street.
Cars run from 6 A. N. to ll:l0 p. NJ,
making from 6S to 70 round trips per
day.
The Temple street cable people have
sent the HERALD no data. Their road
Is largely duplicate Of that on Second
street.
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HEAL ESTATE.
Real Estate For Sale
w. F.. MCINTOSH,
i22 North SDrhg street.. fsnDle Block.

COUNTRY PROPERTY.
$4,000 for 500 acres Of splendid vine
land, near Downey, on very 0rahle terms.
l., $4,000 for 60 aCres near San Gabriel Do.
pot; excellent soil fof vines and fruita
its On GOOD sSs street. @ isns ; swostory Soass,
0o1d weli and windmill: barn and CHECKER
houses ground In fruit and alfalfa.
Many other tracts too numerous to men,
' CITY PROPERTY.
5000 for corner and adjoining lot on
u seSCO for lot and tw;o-story house OF .
rooms on Hope street.
$1,000 for elegant lot ON best SIDE OF
tiful garden Of flowers In the city.
$4,000 for elegant house and grounds on
$3.50 for house Of i've rooms on Virgin
$3.50 for house Of four rooms on Mon
Si6O0 for house and lot on Pearl street.
near Temple.
lleyue avenue and Waters street.
os4OO for house and fine lot on west side
Of Temple street; only eight minutes walk
seyefsi sisssnt residences on the hill and
sild SO. q 900 10 for ave lots and a new house.
near Temple street car line, on the hill, only
few minutes walk from the business GEN.
$3.50 for new house and lot. near Temple
street car line.
- VACANT LOTS
$3.50 each for lots on Waters street, COM
manding IS ane view OF the ocean as the
AngelenO Heights.
siOO each for two lots near Seventh
sf1ssi saS isa9 soa 1oo feet ON Grand avenue
running thYouah TO and fronting 100 feet ON
HOpe street, fhis IL very desirable prop
erty and reasonable price; easy terms.
SIS, $50 for 800 feet, including corner.
examine this properly and cali for partic-
ulars. A rare bargain.
Lots In all parts Of the city At reasonable
prices. an.
hill on the installment plan:
Parties desiring fine residence property
will do we'll TO examine the lots tnaf nave
this day placed on the market In the De:
from Main street car line, covered with or.
ange trees in full bearing; good soil. good
streets and surrounded by hne residences.
This property is in the center OF n tne city
and has an electric railroad on one side ana
horse carj on the other.
WILL EXCHANGE
Several fine pieces of property in different
Houses rented, rents collected and all
business connected With real estate prompt
ly attended to. ~,
/ will say to my Eastern friends. and all
others who contemplate settling here or
making investments in property. that
have large line Of improved and unim'
proved property on nv BOOKS for sale or ex-
change. It will certainlf be- to your inter
chasing, as take great pleasure In giving
infor nation and showing property to In
tending purchasers.
Parties having large or small sums q
to rive me q call. Out OF the many loans
recommended and made by me, challenge
any mortgage 70 say that suit has been
commented or cne single installment OF In
terest delinquent this date and unpaid.
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Abeitene Oins.,asnt.

ABIETENE Is produced in the northern
part OF Butte county. CAL, and combining
with It Vasellne and other Therapeutic
agents, We challengAthe world e produce
anything TO equal ABIETENE OINTMENT
Chilblalna, Fever 9ores, Qhapped Hends,
Bin, lichtng and Uleeretsd Pilee and III
eFuPtions Of (hs skin. Price y oontA Gold
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a lREET RAILWAYS.
Nodes Of Local Travel in
Los Angeles City.
FACTS AND PROSPECTS.
lEiles Of Road Operated-Hen EN-
ployod-Plans for Future
..s $50 Enlargement.

Below h . brief mention Of the street
allroads Of this city with some da Il
eonesrnins the same. The exhibit given
viii b very much increased BY the end
Il The new year entering upon. Mr..
.H<kness u now in San Francisco max
~ preparations for converting the Main
street line into : cable. The ostrich
farm motor road is being graded, a. il
! also I similar one to Garvanzo. To-day
Col. Howlapi sets in motion his electric
road from the corner of Pico and Mair
latrsst vie the former thoroughtare ia
|Pico Hltehts, distance Of three miles
rhis viii be prolonged to the center Of
[&hs city BY way Of East Pico street and
Ios Angeles street to Chinatown.
In : short time Mayor Workman will
sSt IL motion his electric road ON First
strsst to Boyle Heights. The officers o.
TIE road in actual operation furnish thu
following data Of their enterprises.
ss1HE cENrRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.
Oaauers and Directors Of the company
are; President, E. +. Spence; Secretary
. Ered. Harkness; Directors, I. w. He'll
man, 3. r. Spence, ]. r. Crank, s. G
.HabhelL w. J. Brodrick.
M { IN c1xx RAILnoAD coMrAxY.
Officers and Directors of this company
aro. President, /. w. Hlllmsn; Secre
8afy. 4fed. Hardness; Directors. e. F
9psneo, I. w. Hellman, ]. +. Crank, s
! 6: H4bbell, W. ). Brodrick.
The Central and City Railroad Com
pahles are run under one system with /
w. Hellman, a. General Manager, ani
EFod. Harkness, Secretary.
The several divisions are knows as:
Fyyss. Tho Boyle Heights Division
running from Temple block to Evergreen
osmetsry. distance Of n miles.
Seoond. The Sixth Street Division
running from corner Of Ninth and AL
varado streets to Hoff and DAILY streets
l-sst Los Angeles, distance Of about
N 10Th the above are single narrow
<fiags tracks, aud the cars are eacl
drawn by one horse.
X TAiyd.-The Olive Street Division
runnlng from corner of Figueroa AMI
Woshington streets to Pritchavd street
East los Angeles, distance Of about
miles.
This Il ; single broad guage track ant
the cArs are each drawn by two horses.
The length Of road operated under tn
ry6tem. with /. w. Hellman ~ Genera
0apsger. \ l32 miles.
IptAI number Of employees, go; tota
nu5AbR Of cars, "a. not including exir
~ Cars ere run ct intervals Of tel
l2utee during the day.
- principal stables and car house
looGtod on Twelfth and Olive streets
oyle Heights. and 1t corner of Sixt
Pearl streets. with smaller stable
~ houses at East Los Angeles. an
nth street.
companies build and repair thei
aFn. furnhhing employment to
me~ Of meS
M p in3e6siol 70 bsIld doubl
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Programme.
First Day, Thursday, Dcc. 3Oth.
Y Mile Dash, Running-S. B. Stroud en-
tors Jim Polk; H. l.. 6amuels enters Tahoe;
B. r. Hill enters Adams.
Z x Mile aud Repeat-T. Stratton enters
Minnie 6!ratton; 8. B. Stroud enters ANA
xon.
IL Mile Dash-H. e. gamuels enters Ia
hoe; B. P. Hill enters Adams; H. N. John.
Ston enters Galgo. a,,e
Second Nay, Friday, December 81.
Pos. races to close December 50, 1886.
Third nay, Saturday, January I,
1857. ff
" Milo Dash--T. 6tratton enters Minnie
Stratton; 8. B. Stroud enters Amazon.
" Mile and Repeats. b. Stroud enters
Jim Polk; b. p. Hill enters Adams.
~ Mile Dash-H. NJ. Johnston enters
GaigO: II. L. Samuels enters Tahoe.
Parties desiring to enter can consult the
lessee. ]. w. GRIFFIN.
At the Race Track.
Or GEO. "A. vIGNoLo. At IA First Street.
1ld6t
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We are now prepared to take orders II
be delivered after January l.. 18o5l To-
Berger srsps cuttings, ful! length end m
mixed. Call q - W. First st. or address
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gHQs: A, A; CARLY. Ass9s:
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Money to Loan
GAREY'S NURSERIES.

tsucoessor to 0. ". Childs' Nurseries.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-01

SOLD By THE CASE or THE BOTTLE
at In
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Due de MOntebellO Champagne

wEYsE BROS. s.-TELEPHoNE II and ss6.
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THE BIBLE as IT is LEARNED.
Ernm IN, roll Ma!I 0azstis.

,rbe report on this years examination In scripture
M th,sr iusnecors il an elaborate All those
Who have at heart the religious instruction OF inc
children Of tho pooc VIII DO Interested in rs Ierusa
II appears that the number OF chllrc eranlnoi th-
year has been 2:=0:l as comIared with 49,
for exam nation. and from that time tn the present
The numlo.s have steadily increased. accumulation
After giving various details OF tho oNamhad' Oh
rbe examiner whose signature Is anHed TO tnn
report thus summarize ths result o, , aDo so rn
rlu-ion that In tho past this subject has nov, IN az
choo received the aon nta When e Length Of ths
lesson by overlappng with Ordinary worh; anu anu
II IL the Ible lesson which sunsT. 1t Is not un,
common even TO hnl that teacher has Iirheu
out the backward children ana p'teru .' prartss
reading arithmetic Will tho Biiae lesson is peinS
slvS% Question:. tS as sso% Sat Children are not ali
there Ia certain pro- orion who THINK tines on
arh draw their own conelnons Eyanpies o. OWN, nm,
lrssons NAV we learn from tho story OF Tho dcah o.
not dance: Mon should never marry widow:
When ;sa.s we s give y. pa M wo Try hard wo shan
always get what want.
was TO narraie the call o. SAMUEL These children
wrro all piched. IN considering the answer. one
can hut wonder what the rest OF tho chdren can bo
IKE when ono saws "samneI goo' man
and he had a and his naame wa. Joseph and
and Samuel loved the Lord Jesus Christ, AMI Samuel
was good man: ahont the life ~ s'muel "a
vi
dssrent OF the HOLY Ghost: "The Holv Ghost was
taten M into Heaven whom the couds Onenef.
And God took him up hut tho peoni~ wondered how
he could have hren taken M. But he was tahon
IN by tho spirit Of God. The phrase $50 states
the rerorti "Not with eve service msn-pcasers."
was variou'}v riyen-thns no. with nv servant,
serfarc- not with high seryice men please Us"
Ono inspector state.: art IL evident that 'he reno
ton is too often mechnnlcal AM careless and the
e,panadon T. frequently neglected. 'Snglrness OF
heart has n mranlnr for minority onlv. 'Smanoss
Of heart a nice smooth heart Afraid Of vour
heart Servants ought not 10 marty W
poor beggar In the street give him conner these
and like them are evidently attemrts 10 crpIan
on the spur OF thr moment. Nor carclessbeSa
ard want ~ proper exnlanaii0n confined TO the
renetition. Tho discnles heard Russian mighty
mind lions % nre rested the head N the discines
"Thev rrca"hcd every l1r"uace IN tho wOrid nj once
-srch staemerts would ioor rad casual plumbers,
hut coming from piched Children. the prdc Of th~dr
teacher. what we To think o. the teaching sail
roore dfsnleasinp the answers that point TO y
loose or frreverrnt st-l" % lesson. snrh Samuel
was pcw-opcner-he busted the Temnle and Turned
ont the lights Hle dOv-n-sia-s 'El' st'n~
on a gate. 'on rost.' on fence on stile.'
he said. "Go 70 hv he'd and aleer. thou art faithful
lad. and he walked In Gods steps sinoe.P